Events
- Born
- 11 Jan 1807 — Varhaug, Hå, Norway
- Died
- 13 Jan 1877
- Buried
- Varhaug, Hå, Norway
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherOla Helgeson Aanestad1775 – 23 Jul 1837
- MotherMarta Olsdotter1770 – 4 Feb 1864
- ChildHelge Olson Aanestad11 Jan 1807 – 13 Jan 1877
- ChildOla OLSON Aanestad29 Aug 1808 – 23 Oct 1881
- ChildKaren Olsdatter28 Oct 1809 – 1905
- ChildAnna Olina Olsdatter1 Apr 1813 – 25 Aug 1900
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 24 May 1835
- FatherHelge Olson Aanestad11 Jan 1807 – 13 Jan 1877
- MotherAnna Malena Knutsdotter Kvia27 Sep 1812 – 6 Feb 1866
- ChildMarta Aanestad, (DII)3 Apr 1836 – 1 Apr 1838
- ChildOla Aanestadb. 9 Sep 1837
- ChildKarl Aanestad23 Sep 1840 – 28 Jul 1901
- ChildMathias Aanestad, (a twin)17 Apr 1842 – 5 Jan 1933
- ChildMartin Aanestad, (a twin)b. 17 Apr 1842
- ChildHelge Helgessen AanestadSep 1844 – 14 Feb 1937
- ChildMarta Aanestad20 Dec 1847 – 6 Jul 1880
- ChildAnna Malena Aanestad21 Nov 1850 – 3 Aug 1879
Notes
- !SO: see NLR #74 also there is more. #60 says Helge Aanestad #70 says Helge Olson same person BURIAL: Hallvard Aanestad sent a photograph of "Varhaug Old Cemetery" showing three iron crosses in the cemetery. It is believed that Helge Olson is buried near these iron crosses. NOTES: Ralph Aanestad states that he acquired information directly from his grandfather, Helge Aanestad, son of Helge Olson Aanestad. Ralph Aanestad's record shows spelling as Helge Olsen Aanestad vs. the NLR#70 which spells it Helge Olson Aanestad. Ralph lists Helge Olson's wife as Anna Malene while the NLR lists it as Anna Malena Knutsdotter. He was a klokker in the church in Varhaug for many years. (A-020-U) Handwritten by Alert Palmer Aanestd, states, "Pa's father was Helje Olsen Aanestad. Fuglestad" (this is Ole Fuglestad who was Helge Olsen's brother-in-law) "wrote him (Helge Olsen) a letter a few years before he died, not to be opened till after his death, in which he ennumerated his property. At that time he also left his sister, Martha, his picture in a gold frame. She later gave this picture to her son, Ole. Ole gave it to Pa's brother, Martin, because he was named for his grandmother, Martha. After Ole Fuglestad's own son died, he wanted to adopt someone in his place. He chose a son of his youngest sister, Aagot, who lived at Lode in Narbo. This boy was very intelligent but very quick tempered and eccentric. His name apparantly was Aadne. He was so incorrigible that Ole F. had to sen him home again. Because of Aadne, Mrs. F. also seemed to hold a grudge against all of Ole`s relatives. Pa thought that was why Ole wrote secretly to Pa's father, Helge, about some money hidden under the kitchen floor. Thus Aadne lode was responsible for the loss of some inheritance by Pa's father, uncles and aunts. Later, Aadne became a teacher. He died poor after a hectic life." A-020-U is not clear but seems to indicate that each heir (of Ole Fuglestad?) got 414 speuidollars (spelling?) with the reult that Helge built a house and barn on his farm. A-020-N lists name Helge Olson Aanestad, Varhaug, Norway. b. 1807, d. 1876. A-020-O from Henrietta lists same birth and death data as A-020-N. A-020-O states that he was a teacher and church deacon. A-020-f notes that he was a teacher and church deacon. Cause of death was stomach ulcer. He is buried at Varhaug Church. Lists Narbo, Norway for all his children.
- !SO: see NLR #74 also there is more. #60 says Helge Aanestad #70 says Helge Olson same person BURIAL: Hallvard Aanestad sent a photograph of "Varhaug Old Cemetery" showing three iron crosses in the cemetery. It is believed that Helge Olson is buried near these iron crosses. NOTES: Ralph Aanestad states that he acquired information directly from his grandfather, Helge Aanestad, son of Helge Olson Aanestad. Ralph Aanestad's record shows spelling as Helge Olsen Aanestad vs. the NLR#70 which spells it Helge Olson Aanestad. Ralph lists Helge Olson's wife as Anna Malene while the NLR lists it as Anna Malena Knutsdotter. He was a klokker in the church in Varhaug for many years. (A-020-U) Handwritten by Alert Palmer Aanestd, states, "Pa's father was Helje Olsen Aanestad. Fuglestad" (this is Ole Fuglestad who was Helge Olsen's brother-in-law) "wrote him (Helge Olsen) a letter a few years before he died, not to be opened till after his death, in which he ennumerated his property. At that time he also left his sister, Martha, his picture in a gold frame. She later gave this picture to her son, Ole. Ole gave it to Pa's brother, Martin, because he was named for his grandmother, Martha. After Ole Fuglestad's own son died, he wanted to adopt someone in his place. He chose a son of his youngest sister, Aagot, who lived at Lode in Narbo. This boy was very intelligent but very quick tempered and eccentric. His name apparantly was Aadne. He was so incorrigible that Ole F. had to sen him home again. Because of Aadne, Mrs. F. also seemed to hold a grudge against all of Ole`s relatives. Pa thought that was why Ole wrote secretly to Pa's father, Helge, about some money hidden under the kitchen floor. Thus Aadne lode was responsible for the loss of some inheritance by Pa's father, uncles and aunts. Later, Aadne became a teacher. He died poor after a hectic life." A-020-U is not clear but seems to indicate that each heir (of Ole Fuglestad?) got 414 speuidollars (spelling?) with the reult that Helge built a house and barn on his farm. A-020-N lists name Helge Olson Aanestad, Varhaug, Norway. b. 1807, d. 1876. A-020-O from Henrietta lists same birth and death data as A-020-N. A-020-O states that he was a teacher and church deacon. A-020-f notes that he was a teacher and church deacon. Cause of death was stomach ulcer. He is buried at Varhaug Church. Lists Narbo, Norway for all his children.